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Justice MM Kumar, former chief justice of Jammu and Kashmir high court, former president of National Company Law Tribunal and currently a Member of National Human Rights Commission released a book titled “Sex Laws in India” at Chandigarh Press Club on Sunday
Updated on Jul 04, 2022 01:58 AM IST
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Justice MM Kumar, former chief justice of Jammu and Kashmir high court, former president of National Company Law Tribunal and currently a Member of National Human Rights Commission released a book titled “Sex Laws in India” at Chandigarh Press Club on Sunday.
The book is a critical assessment of sex laws for the common man and co-authored by the father-son duo of Sanjeev Jindal, additional district and sessions judge (retired) and president of District Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission and Abhishek Jindal, an advocate at Punjab and Haryana high court. It is published by Unistar Books Private Limited.
Sanjeev Jindal said that the critical assessment of sex laws enables the common man to shape their views and smoothen their behavior vis-à-vis other members of the society. “The beauty of this book is that it does not discuss sex laws statute-wise and section-wise in a typical legal /academic manner, but topic-wise in an interesting story-telling manner,” he said.
Justice JC Verma (retired), former judge at Rajasthan HC; justice Viney Mittal (retired), former judge, Madhya Pradesh HC and advocate Santokhwinder Singh Grewal, president of the Punjab and Haryana high court Bar Association, were also present on the occasion.
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Working in a quarry is no mean job. Consequently, when the dust has settled down at the end of a long, hard day, Joseph Vella and his son Roderick leave the family quarry in Naxxar and head to the father’s residence in Mellieha, to spent some quality time enjoying their collection of classic cars.
“My first vehicle was a hardly-used 1971 Peugeot 304. The maroon-coloured car was the apple of my eye. I only drove it at the weekend, and whenever I was caught in the rain, I would return to the garage and wash it immediately, even if it was after midnight.” The Peugeot remains in mint condition to this very day.
Some years ago, Vella and his wife Maria were holidaying in Nice, France. In a quiet street off their hotel, he observed an unusually old car, partly parked on the pavement. There was a notice with a telephone number on the windscreen. On the last day of the holiday, Vella decided to take action and stopped a number of passersby to enquire about the owner of this car. Eventually, he was directed to a nearby building.
Plucking up courage, he rang the bell and soon he was having a lengthy conversation with the owner, who informed him that this was a rare 1938 Rosengart LR4 that he wanted to sell. He offered to take him for a drive on the Monday, but Vella was departing on Sunday. However, a deal was struck, and a few weeks later, this French rarity – in immaculate, original condition and also maroon coloured – arrived in Malta.
Lucien Rosengart was a French engineer who started producing small cars in 1928 on licence based on the English Austin Seven. The initial LR2 model was significantly modified to the more robust LR4 version, which came off the production line in 1938. In the post-war period, the company faced stiff competition from other French car manufacturers who were producing more practical models, and eventually it had to close its doors in 1955.
Vella’s son Roderick followed his father not only into the family business, but also in absorbing his classic car enthusiasm. “In 1992, when I was 15, my father bought me a 1968 Triumph Herald 13/60. Being mechanically inclined, I spent the next three years restoring the locally assembled vehicle – it was my baptism of fire,” Roderick said, who also sprayed the car from white to red.
Soon after this project was completed, he got to know of an old Austin Utility van abandoned in a Mellieħa field. The vehicle looked beyond repair, but buoyed by his technical knowledge as well as the fact that his future father-in-law was a good car mechanic, he bought it.
“There were times when I felt that in getting this 1941 van, I had bitten more than I could chew, as restoring the Utility was a struggle. Procuring engine parts, like the timing gears and the pistons, was a headache. The marathon rehabilitation took us seven years to complete, but looking at the restored green-coloured vehicle, it was worth the while,” the son said.
The Austin Ten Light Utility model is a classic example of the wartime modification of civilian vehicles for the military effort, and was based on the Austin Ten saloon.
The next old car to catch Roderick’s eye was a grey 1958 Ford Popular 103F. Although not in a bad state, his obsession with overhauling vehicles led to another restoration project, including a rebore of the engine and fitting of new upholstery.
Once finished, he fulfilled a childhood dream by purchasing a 1951 Fordson truck. He has been working on it for the past five years, mainly on the engine, which now features a replaced cylinder block. Roderick, who carries out most of the work himself, also made the wooden ash sides of the rear part of the Fordson, which is now nearing completion.
In the meantime, he has bought a 1962 cream coloured Austin A35, which is in a very good and roadworthy condition.
The same cannot be said of another acquisition, a 1966 Triumph Spitfire Mark II, which will require a future nut and bolt restoration.
These old cars are complemented by another interest of Roderick: old motorbikes. Over the years, he has bought and restored four of them – a 1943 BSA M20, a 1951 BSA Bantam, a 1958 AJS, and a 1959 Triumph Tiger Cub.
As father and son make their way around this colourful collection of classics, Joseph appears laid back and relaxed. However, Roderick admits that old cars have become an obsession, meaning he has to visit them every day, either to watch, wash, or else to carry out some work on them. Both opine that the sight of their vehicles is the perfect antidote to the sounds of the quarry.
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1933 short story by Ernest Hemingway
^ "Hemingway's Writing Style" (PDF) . The Big Read . National Endowment for the Arts. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-04-29.
^ Hemingway, Ernest; George Plimpton. "The Art of Fiction No. 21" . Paris Review . Retrieved 6 January 2014 .
The story is a personal narrative that follows the path of Nick Adams as he drives through his hometown with his son. Most of the story is told through memories of Nick's childhood and Father. The story chronicles the relationships between three generations of men.
Important themes in "Fathers and Sons" include father–son relationships, Nick's homecoming, growing up, and role models.
"Fathers and Sons" is a story about Nicholas Adams driving home with his son after a hunting trip in his hometown. Hunting imagery and small-town agriculture make Nick think about his father, who taught him how to hunt. Nick's father had fantastic vision, but Nick says this skill made him nervous. Nick's father was a sentimental man, and Nick says that most sentimental people are both cruel and abused. Nick loved his father, but hated the way he smelled. Nick lost his sense of smell when he started smoking, which he reflects is a good thing because a good sense of smell is not necessary to man. Nick never shared anything with his father past the age of fifteen. Nick's father taught him how to hunt by giving him only three bullets a day. Nick learned much from his father about hunting.
Nick is interrupted from his memories by his son, who asks what it's like to live with Indians and if he can have a gun. Nick tells him that it's his son's decision if he wants to live with Indians, and that he can have a gun at age twelve. Nick thinks about, but does not tell his son, how Trudy “did first what no one has ever done better." He also thinks to himself that shooting one flying bird is like shooting all flying birds—the experience is always just as good. Nick's son does not believe that his grandfather could have been a better hunter than Nick, but Nick says that the man was always disappointed in the way Nick shot. Nick's son expresses regret that they have never yet prayed at his grandfather's grave and concern that he will not be able to pray at his father's grave, and Nick says that he can see that they will need to do that soon.
"Fathers and Sons" is another example of the classic "Hemingway Style." Characterized by economy and iceberg theory , the "Hemingway Style" is the product of obsessive revision. [1] Hemingway himself, when asked about his style, said "I must say that what amateurs call a style is usually only the unavoidable awkwardness in first trying to make something that has not heretofore been made." [2]
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